Rapunzel de Musical
The beautiful princess Rapunzel has magical hair. One day, she is kidnapped and locked up in a tall tower by an evil sorceress who wants her hair. Every day, Rapunzel has to lower her braid from the tower window so that the sorceress can climb up. The years pass and Rapunzel grows up in solitude to become a beautiful woman, dreaming of a brave prince who will rescue her. Will her savior ever come?
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The beautiful princess Rapunzel has magical hair. One day, she is kidnapped and locked up in a tall tower by an evil sorceress who wants her hair. Every day, Rapunzel has to lower her braid from the tower window so that the sorceress can climb up. The years pass and Rapunzel grows up in solitude to become a beautiful woman, dreaming of a brave prince who will rescue her. Will her savior ever come?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Bart Mijnster
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Studio:Van Hoorne Entertainment
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